So when will Chilton on Haynes release a 350z edition
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^^^I tried to buy one a few days ago and the current z is not listed on the supported vehicles. I really hope they release one for us soon to help us DIY guys.
Originally Posted by sq40
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Go to the Nissan Tech site: http://www.nissan-techinfo.com/nissan/
Sign up for a 1 day access ($20) then download the PDF files for the factory service manuals.
Personally I find the Chilton/Haynes manuals too generic. I've checked them out from the library to work on other cars and there's a lot of the manual that just doesn't match the reality.
Last edited by DavesZ#3; Jun 30, 2006 at 09:58 AM.
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Originally Posted by DavesZ#3
Personally I find the Chilton/Haynes manuals too generic. I've checked them out from the library to work on other cars and there's a lot of the manual that just doesn't match the reality.
I agree.
Do the Nissan factory manuals cover things like removing door panels, interior work, etc. ?
Do they assume a good deal of mechical ability or are they "user friendly" for beginners?

Thanks,
Joe
Originally Posted by 06Firebase
I agree.
Do the Nissan factory manuals cover things like removing door panels, interior work, etc. ?
Do they assume a good deal of mechical ability or are they "user friendly" for beginners?
Thanks,
Joe
Do the Nissan factory manuals cover things like removing door panels, interior work, etc. ?
Do they assume a good deal of mechical ability or are they "user friendly" for beginners?

Thanks,
Joe
They assume some basic mechanical ability and understanding. After all, the intended audience is a dealer technician.
Originally Posted by MoJ
After watching a friend over torque, and subsequently break, a bolt due to an incorrect spec in a Haynes manual I've become a believer in factory service manuals.
Originally Posted by BhashaZ
Originally Posted by 06Firebase

Yes, thank you very much

If you just open each section, let it download and save them all to the same directory, the FWD index will work from your local PC. VERY NICE and THANK YOU AGAIN!!
Thanks a ton for that link. I've been wanting the service manual for a while.
The whole thing is like 112 megs(can someone verify?). It's on a japanese server so it's pretty slow and it's a serious pain to go through and download each file individually(which I ended up doing anyway).
I zipped/compressed them into a single file (67megs) and will send it to anyone who needs it. Shoot me a PM if you want it.
The whole thing is like 112 megs(can someone verify?). It's on a japanese server so it's pretty slow and it's a serious pain to go through and download each file individually(which I ended up doing anyway).
I zipped/compressed them into a single file (67megs) and will send it to anyone who needs it. Shoot me a PM if you want it.
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Now that these two manuals exist, does anyone have a preference? I have the FSM and it's OK, but the diagrams are a little weak compared to the photos that you usually get in these manuals. Back in my old VW days, I preferred the descriptions in Chilton, but the pictures in Haynes, so I'm not sure how things have changed. Of course, there is a wealth of information, here, but a little extra info never hurts, ImO.
Thanks for your help!
Now that these two manuals exist, does anyone have a preference? I have the FSM and it's OK, but the diagrams are a little weak compared to the photos that you usually get in these manuals. Back in my old VW days, I preferred the descriptions in Chilton, but the pictures in Haynes, so I'm not sure how things have changed. Of course, there is a wealth of information, here, but a little extra info never hurts, ImO.
Thanks for your help!








